MINJIONS~! misspoke~ OMG 0:28 *in Korean 0:35 *in Korean 0:59 *in Korean I'm sorry if I made you so confused! ㅠ_ㅠ ✔ And is there any subject that you wanna learn in this series? Let me know in the comments~!
What errors in Korean are you referring to? I didn't hear anything wrong with the Korean at those times. At 0:59 I noticed a small English mistake. You said "both OF 벌써 and 이미" which should have been "both 벌써 and 이미" instead. The thing I did find a bit confusing was one time (starting around 3:37) you said "negative" but "native" was written. I also noticed you said "split water & split milk" instead of "spilt water & spilt milk" several times. Anyways, thanks for the video. 민지 씨 고마워요.
The quality of your videos have gotten way better than when you first started. You put a lot of thought into the edits and skits I am so proud to be known as a minjion!
1. 먼저 is used when something is happening first. For example, "먼저 갈께요..." Which means "I'll leave first." So it is an action which is happening first. 2. 첫 is used when something is ranked first. For example "first love" : "첫 사랑" 3. "처음" is used when something is happening for the "first time". For example "처음 만나다" means "meet for the first time." "처음부터" Means "from the first time." 4. 일 is a number. It means ONE. If I say 일번 then it would mean "Number 1". By itself it is just "one"
shes right. Also think of 처음 as "the first time "한국에 처음 왔을 때 정말 행복했어요." "When I first came to Korea I was so happy" "내 첫 여자친구는 아름다웠어요." "My first girl friend was beautiful" So 첫 is prefix while 먼저 means like First or before hand. "우리 집에 올 수 있어요?" "네 갈 수 있지만 먼저 샤워 해야 해요." "Are you able to come to my hosue?" " Yeah I can go , but I need to shower first." She pretty much explained it perfect. Probably better than I could.
Wow thanks for explaining this, I loved the last example with 벌써 , 너 ending, and 네 ending three different hints of surprise in each sentence. It is amazing to find where English loses it precision by discovery of words like these.
2:15 어떡해 sounds exactly like 어떻게. ☹️ 5:13 Minji Snap 🤣 I'm curious about the second example. So if you are late to a movie showing, you are not allowed in to the theater?
Yes the pronunciation is [어떠캐] so you heard correctly! And actually it's just an example situation :) I've never been late that long but as far as I know, you can get in to the theater until right before the movie is finished!
I haven't talked to my korean friend for a long time because I'm having a hard time speaking in korean (and also in understanding some sentences). Thank you teacher Minji! 💗💗
It's my first time watching your video and I really love it!! I understand wayyyyy better the difference between 벌써 and 이미 now! can you do a video about ~해야해 vs ~해야돼 and please 되 vs 돼 (ㅠㅠ 이거 진짜 어려워요) 감사합니다 민지쌤~ 구독했어요오 🥰
*KOREAN LEARNERS PROBLEM* *Beginner Its easy when it comes to short sentence ex= minjae eats banana 민재씨는 바나나를 먹습니다 but when it comes to a long sentences double activities or person or caption korean book and newspaper etc woahhh how to conjugate them,thank you 민지쌤😁🙏
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It’s 3 years since this upload, but the learning never stops! Thanks for the video!
When you're snapping your fingers like thanos 😂
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MINJIONS~! misspoke~ OMG
0:28 *in Korean
0:35 *in Korean
0:59 *in Korean
I'm sorry if I made you so confused! ㅠ_ㅠ
✔ And is there any subject that you wanna learn in this series? Let me know in the comments~!
It's okay teacher Minji.
What errors in Korean are you referring to? I didn't hear anything wrong with the Korean at those times.
At 0:59 I noticed a small English mistake. You said "both OF 벌써 and 이미" which should have been "both 벌써 and 이미" instead.
The thing I did find a bit confusing was one time (starting around 3:37) you said "negative" but "native" was written.
I also noticed you said "split water & split milk" instead of "spilt water & spilt milk" several times.
Anyways, thanks for the video. 민지 씨 고마워요.
@@shadowknight82 Omg Thanks for letting me know 😅😅
@@minjiteacheskorean 아니에요. 도와주셔서 고마워요. 그런대 @ 0:28&0:35 한국어 발음 맞죠?
The quality of your videos have gotten way better than when you first started. You put a lot of thought into the edits and skits I am so proud to be known as a minjion!
Minji is really into teaching.
This is so helpful teacher minji!!!! Easily understood!!
excellent! perfect examples. I absolutely know now how to use imi and eopseo:)
Thank you:)
먼저 vs. 첫 vs. 처음 vs. 일
They all mean or can mean "first"...how are they used?
1. 먼저 is used when something is happening first. For example, "먼저 갈께요..." Which means "I'll leave first." So it is an action which is happening first.
2. 첫 is used when something is ranked first. For example "first love" : "첫 사랑"
3. "처음" is used when something is happening for the "first time". For example "처음 만나다" means "meet for the first time." "처음부터" Means "from the first time."
4. 일 is a number. It means ONE. If I say 일번 then it would mean "Number 1". By itself it is just "one"
shes right. Also think of 처음 as "the first time "한국에 처음 왔을 때 정말 행복했어요." "When I first came to Korea I was so happy" "내 첫 여자친구는 아름다웠어요." "My first girl friend was beautiful"
So 첫 is prefix while 먼저 means like First or before hand. "우리 집에 올 수 있어요?" "네 갈 수 있지만 먼저 샤워 해야 해요." "Are you able to come to my hosue?" " Yeah I can go , but I need to shower first."
She pretty much explained it perfect. Probably better than I could.
Wow thanks for explaining this, I loved the last example with 벌써 , 너 ending, and 네 ending three different hints of surprise in each sentence. It is amazing to find where English loses it precision by discovery of words like these.
정말 감사합니다.
이미하고 벌써는 나를 너무 혼란스럽게 했고 이제 이해했어요 ㅎㅎ
설명 해주셔서 감사합니다 .♡
2:15 어떡해 sounds exactly like 어떻게. ☹️
5:13 Minji Snap 🤣
I'm curious about the second example. So if you are late to a movie showing, you are not allowed in to the theater?
Yes the pronunciation is [어떠캐] so you heard correctly!
And actually it's just an example situation :) I've never been late that long but as far as I know, you can get in to the theater until right before the movie is finished!
Such great content 😍고맙습니다
I haven't talked to my korean friend for a long time because I'm having a hard time speaking in korean (and also in understanding some sentences). Thank you teacher Minji! 💗💗
5:07 The space stone is gone lol
I watch your videos... It's really very helpful to learn Korean language... 감사합니다
The fact K POP SONGS make you easily remember whatever it is, thank you for the amazing examples and thank you for the another lesson
Precise explanation !!! Thank you
The examples at the end are very helpful. Please do more! Thank you!!
It's my first time watching your video and I really love it!! I understand wayyyyy better the difference between 벌써 and 이미 now! can you do a video about ~해야해 vs ~해야돼 and please 되 vs 돼 (ㅠㅠ 이거 진짜 어려워요) 감사합니다 민지쌤~ 구독했어요오 🥰
I love her acting
So cool example situation. Thank you so much 🤗
Well explained !!! Keep the good work 👍
Thank you teacher ☺
Not the Thanos snap 😂
I love your acting skills 😍😍😍💜💜
Helpful as always
Chungha gotta go was my favourite songs!!
It helps me to learn also
Your videos are very useful! Thank you for your hardworks!!! 😭😭😭
*KOREAN LEARNERS PROBLEM* *Beginner
Its easy when it comes to short sentence ex= minjae eats banana 민재씨는 바나나를 먹습니다 but when it comes to a long sentences double activities or person or caption korean book and newspaper etc woahhh how to conjugate them,thank you 민지쌤😁🙏
わかりやすかったです！
알기 쉬웠어요!
when can i speak such a korean person or a person who knows korean😭😫
This helped a lot, Thank you!!
이뻐 언니
Good
나는 이미 민지 씨의 youtube channel에 가입되었어요.
Am i correct? i was trying to say that "I'm already subscribed to your RUclips channel."
Well, can I say "발써" for question with surprise and the other time are "이미"? That much I understand
The video came in time! I ALWAYS have problems with this. I am not sure which to use every time when I want to use “already”...
Thank you....madam...love u
Thank you for the lesson 🤗
Wow
thank u so much!
Thank you!
What ...지고 means in the sentence. I heard many natives used it. Btw love your channel 💜💜
Thank you for this!
영상 벌써 끝났어요?@@
Thank youuuuuuuuuuuu ^-^
내 베스트 티치 민지 언니💜💜💜
사랑해요💖💖💖
파키스탄에서 온 큰 사랑💙💙💙
잘 지냈어요???
항상 행복 하고 건강 하지다🌟🌟🌟
파이팅😄😝💪
좋은 비디오💚💚💚
안녕하세요!! 오늘도 감사합니다 :) 항상 행복하고 건강하세요!
Loved the lesson. Very creative skits and examples. By the way it is "spilt milk" which is the past tense of spill.
You spelled it correctly but pronounced it as "split" which is a different word.
I loved this video 😍 Jesus loves you ❤
Can someone tell me what does the ending 했다고 on 4:34 mean?
How about 마리 teacher Minji?
마리 is an animal counter! It's an unit you'll need when you count the number of animals.
e.g. 고양이 세 마리 = Three cats
ruclips.net/user/shortsXM2y8Aqqd_E?feature=share
This is a short video about 마리 :)
Entonces 벌써 es un "ya" pero de sorpresa, e 이미 es un "ya" pero de pasado y en sentido negativo
I really wanna be fluent in Korean but my vocabulary is really poor 😔😭😔😭
Don't give up🤗
It takes like years and years to learn new language 😭
Don't be so discouraged! I'll help you! 화이팅
그럼 벌써는 SO SOON을 써야한다는 이야기인가? 결론을 모르겟내요. ㅠ,.ㅠ
한국어...열심히 하세요.